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Fig 1.

The flowchart of PFAGM model.

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Comparison of different grey models for non-homogeneous exponential sequences with various development coefficients (X(0)(k) = Aeλ(k−1) + B, k = 1, 2, ⋅, n).

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Comparison of different grey models for non-homogeneous exponential sequences with various development coefficients (X(0)(k) = Aeλ(k−1) + B(k − 1), k = 1, 2, ⋅, n).

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Table 3.

Raw data of special non-homogeneous exponential sequences.

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Fig 2.

Different non-homogeneous exponential sequences.

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Comparison of different grey models for special non-homogeneous exponential sequences.

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Raw data in Example A.

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The optimal parameters of different grey models in Example A.

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Table 7.

The results produced by proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example A.

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Fig 3.

Searching optimal fractional order of PFAGM by using WOA for Example A.

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Fig 4.

Performance comparison of the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example A.

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Analysis of detailed results obtained by using the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example A.

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Table 8.

Raw data of cumulative oil field production in example B.

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The optimal parameters of different grey models in Example B.

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The results produced by proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example B.

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Searching optimal fractional order of PFAGM by using WOA for Example B.

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Performance comparison of the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example B.

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Analysis of detailed results obtained by using the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example B.

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Table 11.

Raw data of foundation settlement in Example C.

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The optimal parameters of different grey models in Example C.

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The results produced by proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example C.

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Searching optimal fractional order of PFAGM by using WOA for Example C.

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Performance comparison of the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example C.

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Analysis of detailed results obtained by using the proposed model and other comparative grey models in Example C.

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Fig 12.

Rankings of different grey models in validations.

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Table 14.

Raw data of China’s wind energy consumption (million tonnes oil equivalent).

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Searching optimal order of PFAGM by using WOA for forecasting Chinese wind energy consumption.

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The optimal parameters of different grey models for forecasting Chinese wind energy consumption.

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The results produced by different grey models for Chinese wind energy consumption.

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Table 17.

China’s wind energy consumptions from 2019 to 2021 predicted by different grey models.

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Performance comparison of the proposed and other comparative grey models for forecasting Chinese wind energy consumption.

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Fig 15.

Analysis of detailed results obtained by using the proposed model and other comparative grey models for forecasting Chinese wind energy consumption.

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